Estudio: Toyo Ito
Via: designboom
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Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta teatro/auditorio. Mostrar todas las entradas
miércoles, 3 de agosto de 2011
sábado, 28 de mayo de 2011
Primer premio del Long Island Cinema Competition, organizado por Succker Punch. Long Island. NYC. EEUU. Por Afsarmanesh Architects
METAPHOR:
One, who enters, makes a picture of himself on a movie, and these two images are merged to the background of Manhattan.
CONCEPT:
3 frames are located toward the river facing Manhattan respectively, the first frame is of a great screen reflecting the faces of people entering the site with hologram live projectors, as Andy Warhol once said: “in the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes.”
The second frame is a screen for the outdoor amphitheater, with the seats located on the roofs of the lower indoor space.
The third frame is a void looking to the horizon line of Manhattan.
PROCESS OF DESIGN:
The circulation is formed in a three turn spiral. The theaters are located in the spiral. And the theaters are connected to each others in corners by large escalators which provide changing views to Manhattan and the surrounding. These three turns create three huge screens which lead to cohesive combination of indoor and outdoor spaces of Manhattan.
When a movie is on the second screen the first frame reflect the faces of people watching the movie or entering the site, the intersection of these two images present a live performance both for people watching Manhattan from the site and watching the site from Manhattan.
Estudio: Afsarmanesh Architects
Via: Arch Daily
sábado, 21 de mayo de 2011
Teatro 11. Zurich. Suiza. Por EM2
...tremendamente funcional, sin concesiones al diseño superfluo...
Estudio: EM2N
Via: Arch Daily
Fotografias: Roger Frei
miércoles, 18 de mayo de 2011
"Leviathan", por Anish Kapoor. Monumenta 2011. grand Palais. Paris
...opino que hay que ver la obra de Anish Kapoor en vivo para apreciarla con todos sus matices... y aun asi estas fotografias del Leviathan instalado en el Grand Palais de Paris transmiten sensaciones palpitantes... me encuentro con estas fotografias mientras busco escenografias singulares como la escenografia para la representacion de la opera Peleas y Melisande, de Debussy, en La Monnaie en Bruselas, obra de Kapoor... y pienso que las esculturas de Kapoor tienen que ser paseadas... fondo y figura, realidad y representacion se difuminan y amalgaman...
jueves, 5 de mayo de 2011
Centro para las Artes. Sines. portugal. Por Aires Mateus
...pocas veces enlazo tantas imagenes, pero, ¿no es una belleza mirarlo?...
Estudio: Aires Mateus
Via: Arch Daily
jueves, 21 de abril de 2011
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